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Glass art objects – between fine and applied art

Name: Glass art objects – between fine and applied art
Creator: Naydenova, Monica
Keywords: art objects, съвременно изкуство, художествено стъкло, изящно изкуство, приложно изкуство, fine art, applied art, , ,, contemporary art, художествени обекти, glass art

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2017Publisher:European Scientific e-JournalJournal:European Scientific e-Journal (eissn: 2695-0243,

Authors: Naydenova, Monica;

doi: 10.47451/art2020-12-002

Glass art objects – between fine and applied art

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Abstract

The article describes the interrelationships that emerged between art, crafts, technology and design, in the period from the second half of the 19th century to the present day. Attention is paid to the classification of a work and the delineation of the category ‘Object’.

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New Bulgarian University
Bulgaria

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art objects, съвременно изкуство, художествено стъкло, изящно изкуство, приложно изкуство, fine art, applied art, , ,, contemporary art, художествени обекти, glass art

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